He wanted to know why I decided to do it myself, the kinds of obstacles I encountered, and what role the book plays in my overall marketing of myself as an artist and artisan. The first question I'd touched on before, but the last made me really think about both what I'd hoped to achieve when I wrote embarked upon the project and how that has changed in the year since its publication.
Thank you Joel for the opportunity, and for making me think through these questions. Working on the answers helped me to focus on what I hope to achieve in 2012 as well.
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Karen,
ReplyDeleteThat article was so interesting! I wasn't aware that you'd self-published, and I think it's awesome that you did. It takes a lot of work to produce a book by yourself.
Good for you, believing in your project and knowing it was a good idea even when publishers weren't responsive. :)